The Arts Happen Here
The Arthur and Helen Baer Visual Arts Gallery enables artists to increase their visibility in the community through use of this space. From established artists to students, this gallery space has become a central hub for artists and patrons alike.
Art Gallery
University of Missouri - St. Louis/PPRC
Photography Project
Sponsored by the Public Policy Research Center (PPRC), the Photography Project’s mission is to use the photographic arts to draw attention to the impact volunteer community groups have on the quality of life in St. Louis while also broadening the general public’s knowledge and access to the arts. Each year, PPRC’s Photography Project teaches community groups how to creatively photograph the work they do to improve the quality of life in St. Louis.
The resulting exhibitions are displayed in the PPRC Photography Project Gallery and in the neighborhoods the groups serve. The Photography Project highlights the undertaking of organizations working for the greater good, inspires people to get involved with their communities and brings art training, exhibitions and events directly into St. Louis neighborhoods. 
The gallery is open 10:00 am - 4:00 pm weekdays and during special events. If you are interested in exhibiting your artwork, please contact Maria Straub.
Recent Exhibition
Centene Center for Arts and Education resident, St. Louis ArtWorks, featured paintings by their Fall 2011 Apprentices in the Arthur and Helen Baer Visual Arts Gallery. "Wings of Pollinators" explored the importance of earth's pollinator, and paintings from the Common Ground group reflected an exploration of Buddhist art and values.
See previous exhibitions here.